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Aug 13, 2015
With the 2016 presidential election on the horizon and the ghosts of elections past still haunting it, you would think Florida would have an acute sense for ensuring its voting processes are working as smoothly and efficiently as a Ferrari engine.

Aug 6, 2015
We were very saddened to learn of the two airmen who died in a training accident and we hope to have more about their lives in the next issue of Navarre Press. We found out that Tech Sgt. Marty B. Bettelyoun lived in Holley By The Sea with his wife and five children.

Aug 6, 2015
We were pretty excited to learn Trace Adkins and Big & Rich would be appearing in Navarre. That’s some serious star power for our neck of the woods.

Jul 30, 2015
Last week, I mentioned all of the “signs” that Navarre is growing. I forgot one important new development and that is the Spring Hill Suites going up on Navarre Beach. 

Jul 16, 2015
Troy University is offering Fast Track Graduate Programs that allows you to complete your graduate degree in one year. Check out their ad for more details.

Jul 16, 2015
You will notice a lot of pictures from Red, White and Blues Weekend in this issue. To be honest, I took more than 2,000 photos over two days and ended up with less than 20 decent photos. It is tough to take decent photos of the Blues. You never know which way they are coming from and at the last second, the sneak up behind you.  

Jul 16, 2015
I’d like to point out that Mr. Rob Williamson is our duly-elected (by a wide margin I might add) county commissioner despite the Navarre Press’ and reporter Romi White’s diligent efforts to prevent that from happening last fall. 

Jul 16, 2015
After eight months in office, District 4 County Commissioner Rob Williamson still doesn’t understand the purpose of the Fourth Estate – the “press.”

Jul 9, 2015
The YMCA is now registering through Aug. 9 for soccer this fall. Youth soccer is for ages 4 to 12 and Itty Bitty is for ages 2 and 3.

Jul 9, 2015
The Confederate battle flag should not be flown anywhere in the United States of America. This flag for many is a symbol of anti-civil rights, slavery and the Ku Klux Klan. For others and groups such as the Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy, the flag symbolizes their heritage and they feel they should display it proudly.
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